Soldiers and corporals Trailer

Soldiers and corporals Trailer (1964)

31 December 1964 Comedy 96 mins

The army challenges the navy in a singing contest.

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Cast

Gabriele Antonini

as Federico Giustini

Stelvio Rosi

as Gino Zangheri

Paola Pitti

as Claretta

Enzo Garinei

as Caporale

Umberto D'Orsi

as Alfredo Brambilla

Didi Perego

as Assunta

Tony Renis

as Se stesso

Pietro De Vico

as Nicola Cacace

Gino Buzzanca

as Maresciallo Luigi Donatone

Crew

Gabriele Silvestri

Gabriele Silvestri Line Producer

Enzo Constantini

Enzo Constantini Production Design

Orlando Orsini

Orlando Orsini Production Manager

Coriolano Gori

Original Music Composer

Vittorio Rossi

Vittorio Rossi Costume Design

Marcello Crescenzi

Marcello Crescenzi First Assistant Director

Franco Villa

Franco Villa Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Italy 31 December 1964

Production Companies

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